Chardham Yatra Package From Haridwar

• Begin your religious trip from Haridwar Railway Station where our representative shall be waiting to take you to Barkot via Mussoorie.
• After arriving at the venue, let yourself into your pre-booked hotel, savour dinner, and rest calmly in preparation for the subsequent day.

Barkot

Barkot is located alongside the Yamuna River. It is a significant gateway town for devotees en route to Gangotri and Yamunotri Dham. On this route, do not forget to take pictures of beautiful Kempty Falls.

• Wake up early and take a drive to Phoolchatti or Jankichatti.
• From there, start your journey towards Yamunotri – a 6 km trek. You can opt for hiking on foot, on horse, or on Doli. The last two options come with an extra cost.
• At Yamunotri Ji, start your pilgrimage with a bath in Tapt Kund – a natural Hot Water Spring.
• Next, pray at the Yamunotri Jee Shrine and start the downhill journey back to Jankichatti.
• Drive back to Barkot, from where you will be taken to the hotel for a wonderful meal. Finish your journey and enjoy an overnight stay at Barkot.

• In the morning, have breakfast and then check out from the hotel.
• Travel for 5-6 hours to reach Uttarkashi, which is located about a hundred kilometres away from Barkot.
• Check into your pre-booked hotel there and go sightseeing. Visit the local Uttarkashi Market and the very old Kashi Vishwanath Temple, which is the Lord Shiva Temple.
• After a hectic day, go back to your hotel and enjoy a delicious dinner followed by an overnight sleep.

Kashi Vishwanath Temple

The temple’s aura is peaceful and is charged with the sound of mantra and ringing bells, filling the devotees with a pleasant feeling.

• Wake up early as today you’ll be driven through the beautiful roads en route Gangotri.
• Enjoy your stopover at Gangnani, which is famous for the hot water spring, Tapt Kund.
• Proceed to Gangotri. The scenic route passes through Harsil Valley, famous for its serene quality and splendid landscapes.
• On arrival to Sri Gangotri, take a holy and purifying bath in the holy waters of the Ganges River, referred to as Bhagirathi here.
• Travel to the Gangotri Temple which is considered very sacred. One gets a magnificent view of the Ganga River and the Great Himalayas from here. Bow down to the Goddess and enjoy the peaceful environment.
• In the afternoon, go back to the town of Uttarkashi and take a rest in your hotel.
• Enjoy a delicious meal in your hotel before taking a restful night of sleep.

• After breakfast, check out from the hotel and then proceed for the sightseeing trip to Sitapur/Guptkashi, passing through Lambgaon and Moolgarh.
• Relish the short break at River Mandakini, especially at Tilwara, to appreciate the sight of her mighty flow.
• Arrive at Guptkashi. Visit the Ardhanarishvara Temple, the religious site located at the altitude of 1,319 meters.
• Check into your Guptkashi hotel and spend the evening enjoying a delicious dinner. After that, proceed to your lodging for the night.

Guptkashi

Guptkashi holds immense religious significance, offering two renowned temples: The Vishwanath Temple, which is similar to the famous temple in Varanasi, and the Ardhanarishvara temple, which enshrines the feminine and masculine aspects of Parvati and Shiva respectively.

It is considered on par with Varanasi in terms of religious significance, especially because of the connection with the Pandavas of the Mahabharata. The legend has it that Shiva came here with the proposal of marriage to Parvati before their divine marriage at the site of Son Ganga and the River Mandakini at Triyuginarayan village.

Another story narrates that when Aurangzeb destroyed the Kashi Vishwanath Temple and built the Gyanvapi Mosque in 1669, the Shiva Linga was shifted to Guptkashi.

Option 1:

• Start your day with a morning breakfast and then reach the Helipad of either Sersi or Guptkashi/Phata based on the reporting time given by the Helicopter Company.
• On arrival, enjoy your helicopter ride to Shri Kedarnath Ji.
• In about fifteen minutes of smooth flying, you will reach Kedarnath Ji for the Darshan of Kedarnath Temple and performing the Pooja.
• After this divine journey, you stay at Kedarnath Ji. Alternatively, it is also possible to opt for accommodation in Sitapur if you have some time to spare.

Option 2:

• Wake up early and have breakfast. Check-out from the Guptkashi hotel and then proceed for the drive to Sonprayag.
• From Sonprayag, hire a government jeep to Gaurikund.
• From there, embark on a strenuous journey of 19 km to reach Shri Kedarnath Ji Mandir. When you reach the temple, let your senses be captivated by the spiritual aura of the temple and have a blessed Darshan.
• After this, continue the night stay at Kedarnath Ji or take shelter at Sitapur, according to your convenience.

Kedarnath

Kedarnath Dham is located near the head of the Mandakini River in the state of Uttarakhand. It is situated amidst the Himalayas at a high altitude of 3,584 metres above sea level. This is a huge religious point of interest that houses the ancient temple of Lord Shiva, settled amidst the panoramic views of the rhododendron forests and snow-capped mountains.

As per the legend, after the Kurukshetra war, Pandavas went to seek the blessing of Lord Shiva in Banaras. However, to find solitude, Lord Shiva decided to reside in the form of buffalo in Guptkashi. One day, Bhima, one of the Pandavas, came across him and attempted to capture him. To avoid this, Lord Shiva took a dive in the ground and disappeared, leaving behind his hump. Pandavas built a shrine here and it is the present-day Kedarnath Temple.

Kedarnath Weather

Kedarnath has a freezing climate throughout the year, even in summer. Located at a high altitude of over 3,500 metres, Kedarnath has temperatures that range below 20 degrees Celsius. During winter, the temperatures drop even further – making it a very cold, freezing season.

Option 1:

• Wake up early. You will be transferred to the helipad to begin your helicopter trip.
• Return back to Sitapur/Guptkashi and start a further journey to Pipalkoti/Joshimath/Govindghat.
• During the journey, enjoy the stopover at Ukimath, which is known as the winter seat of Kedarnath ji.
• Once you arrive at Govindghat, check into your hotel and take some rest for the night.

Option 2:

• Start the day in Sitapur/Guptkashi if you have returned on the same day from Kedarnath. Have a hearty breakfast and then check out.
• Now, visit Joshimath/Govindghat/Pipalkoti.
• Enjoy the stopover at Ukimath.
• When you arrive at the intended destination, proceed to check in at the pre-booked hotel and have a good night’s sleep.

Option 3:

• For those choosing the trek, wake up early to trek back once again to reach Gaurikund.
• From there proceed to Sitapur and take an accommodation there for the night after a tiring day of journey.

Option 1:

• Enjoy sumptuous breakfast before checking out.
• The pilgrims take a holy dip at the Tapt Kund and witness the enchanting Aarti in the evening. Make sure not to miss the revered Darshan of Badrivishal.
• If there is still time left, you can also visit other famous places like Mata Murti, Charan Paduka, Mana, Vyas Gufa, Bhim Kund, and the ‘Mukh’ of the Saraswati River.
• Finish your day with a dinner and have a sound sleep in your hotel at Badrinath.

Option 2:

• Check out from the Sitapur hotel early in the morning. Then, the journey towards Badrinath begins.
• On reaching Badrinath, it is mandatory to take a dip in the holy water of Tapta Kund and perform Aarti in the evening.
• If time permits then visit Mata Murti, Charan Paduka, Mana, Vyas Gufa, Bhimkund and take a tour through the ‘Mukh’ of the mighty Saraswati River.
• End your day with an exquisite dinner and enjoy a good night’s rest at your selected hotel in Badrinath.

Mana Village

Mana Village is a soothing village with Himalayan mountain ranges in the background and the river flowing by. Do not miss out on Bhim Pul – a natural bridge of stones over Saraswati River. Also, visit Vyas Gufa where Maharishi Ved Vyas composed Mahabharata in presence of Ganesha.

Badrinath Temple

Located on the banks of Alaknanda River, Badrinath is one of the most spiritually significant places in Hinduism that is devoted to Lord Vishnu. Savour the beautiful scenery of the temple site that is surrounded by snowy mountains and lush green hills. Inside the temple, seek Darshan of the black stone idol of Lord Badrinarayan seated in a meditating pose.

• Have a nice breakfast and then head out of the hotel.
• Today you will be taken for a beautiful drive toward Srinagar/Rudraprayag through Joshimath. On the way, enjoy the stop off’s at the temple of Narsingh at Joshimath (Shree Badrinath Ji’s winter abode) and Karnaprayag.
• Upon reaching Srinagar/Rudraprayag, check-in at your pre-booked hotel and spend the night.

Joshimath

A captivating picturesque town in the state of Uttarakhand, Joshimath is surrounded by the Himalayas and is well steeped in history. It is one of the most scenic places where nature lovers can enjoy a mesmerizing view of snow-capped mountains, crystal-clear flowing streams, and green meadows. However, what is exceptional about this place is the Kalpavriksha Tree, which is a divine tree believed to be an actualization of Lord Vishnu.

Rudraprayag

Rudraprayag is situated on the highways of Kedarnath and Badrinath in the Garhwal district of Uttaranchal. This is also the place where Mandakini and Alaknanda rivers join. And just half an hour drive away from this place is the fairly beautiful Chopta Valley which is highly appealing to nature enthusiasts.

Rudraprayag Weather

During summer, the climate of Rudraprayag is hot, and the maximum & minimum temperatures vary between 35 to 40 degrees Celsius. Days are moderately warm during winter, making this season favourable for touring. Evenings can be cool, with temperatures between 5 and 20 degrees Celsius.

• In the morning, have a sumptuous breakfast. Thereafter, proceed to check out and head to Haridwar.
• Enjoy your stop-offs at Devprayag, Dhari Devi Temple, and Rishikesh. Spend time in these pious surroundings before heading to Haridwar.
• Upon reaching Haridwar, you’ll be dropped off at the railway station, from where you can continue your further journey.

Rishikesh

Rishikesh, also called the Yoga hub of the world, is located in Uttarakhand. Besides beautiful natural sceneries, one can indulge here in extreme sports such as bungee jumping, mountain bike riding, rafting, and flying fox. It is also a religious focal point with spiritually important attractions like Triveni Ghat and Neelkanth Mahadev Temple.